The run-up 2008 Presidential campaign has already been a dizzy little festival of non-traditional media, with YouTube emerging as a venue where all aspects of the revolution have been televised. We've seen campaign launches, controversial ads, and, in short order, YouTube will share the stage with CNN in a jointly sponsored debate that will blend the full-tilt drama of candidates avoiding answering questions with the high-wire thrill of buffering.
But this week, no one's blowing up the spot more than...
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